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Vedantasara the text-book here employed, an English translation published by Dr. Roer, in the Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal for 1845. The advantage of referring to this version has not been neglected; but a much more lucid style of exposition being required for the class of youths for whom the present version was prepared, not scruple has been felt in departing from the phraseology, etc., of any who have written before on the Vedanta, ...
A Dictionary needs no preface: but it become necessary, at the outset, to explain why a work of this type was undertaken when there are already some Dictionaries in Sanskrit. There is not a single work in existence giving both Sanskrit-English Hindi and English-Sanskrit Hindi Dictionaries in one volume. There are separate volumes in each, prepared by great scholars of Sanskrit; but their cost is too much for the pockets of a student of moderate ...
The present English translation by M.N. Dutt was written and published hundred years before. Shri M.N. Dutt translated into English many Purans and the Garuda Purana was one of them. It was first published in the year 1908. Then it was re-printed. Now the book is publishing its English translation with Sanskrit text. It is a medium size Purana consisting eight thousand verses. According to M.N. Dutt the book comprises three Samhitas viz. the Agastya Samhita, the ...